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Unit 1: Fungal Disease Flashcards

1
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A

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B-glucans

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2
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B

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Mannoproteins

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3
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C

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Chitin

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4
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D

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Membrane proteins

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5
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E

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Cell membrane

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6
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What 2 specific substances are found in the cell walls of fungi?

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Ergosterol and cholesterol

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7
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What is the MOA of iodides?

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Unknown

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8
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What is the MOA of polyenes?

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Bind sterols

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9
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What is the MOA of Imidazoles?

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Inhibit P450 14 alpha-demethylase

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10
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What is the MOA of Triazoles?

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Inhibit P450 14 alpha-demethylase

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11
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What is the MOA of Allyamines?

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Inhibit squalene epoxidase

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12
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What is the MOA of Echinocadins?

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Inhibit 1,3-B glucan synthase

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13
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What drugs are iodides?

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NaI, KI

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14
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What drugs are polyenes?

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Amphotericin B

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15
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What drugs are Imidazoles?

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Ketoconazole

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16
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What drugs are Triazoles?

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Itraconazole, Fluconazole, Voriconazole, Posaconazole

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17
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What drugs are Allyamines?

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Terbinafine

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18
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What drugs are Echinocadins?

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Caspofungin, Micafungin, Anidulafungin

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What are the side effects of iodides?

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GI, depression, muscle twitching, iodism

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20
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What are the side effects of polyenes?

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Infusion-related, nephrotoxic

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What are the side effects of Imidazoles?

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GI (most common), hepatotoxic, thrombocytopenia, lightening of the hair coat (with chronic use; reversible)

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What are the side effects of Triazoles?

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GI, hepatotoxic, vasculitis, neurologic

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23
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What are the side effects of Allyamines?

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GI, hepatotoxic (idiosyncratic)

24
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What are the side effects of Echinocadins?

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Infusion-related, hepatotoxic

25
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Where is pythiosis commonly found?

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Gulf states

26
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What is the most common systemic fungal disease of dogs?

A

Blastomycosis

27
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Where is blastomycosis commonly found?

A

Ohio River Valley

28
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What is the most common systemic fungal disease of cats?

A

Cryptococcosis

29
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What type of crypto is more common?

A

neoformans; affects immune incompetent individuals

30
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Where is crypto common?

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Pacific NW

31
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What CS does histoplasmosis cause?

A

Hemorrhagic colitis, emaciation

32
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What environment does histoplasma favor?

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Warm, moist soil; bird or bat excrement

33
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What is coccidiomycosis AKA?

A

Valley Fever

34
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Where is valley fever commonly found?

A

Hot and dry environments; SW U.S.

35
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What is sporotrichosis AKA?

A

Rose gardener’s disease

36
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What environment does sporothrix like?

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Damp soil and organic debris; Sphagnum moss and rose bushes

37
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How is sporothrix acquired?

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Inoculation (i.e. rose bushes with thorns)

38
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What is common on cytology of Pythiosis?

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Eosinophils

39
Q

What is this?

A

Pythiosis

40
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What does Blasto look like on cytology?

A

Broad-based budding organism; larger than WBCs, same size or larger than a macrophage

41
Q

What is this?

A

Blastomyces

42
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What does crypto look like on cytology?

A

Narrow-based budding organism; “fried egg” appearance with India ink

43
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What is this?

A

Cryptococcus

44
Q

What is this?

A

Cryptococcus

45
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What does Histoplasma look like on cytology?

A

Protected within macrophages (intracellular)

46
Q

What is this?

A

Histoplasma

47
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Which organism is hardest to find on cytology?

A

Coccidioides

48
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What does Sporothrix look like on cytology?

A

Oblong, cigar-shaped organisms

49
Q

What is this?

A

Sporothrix

50
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What organ systems are most affected by Pythiosis?

A

Cutaneous and GI

51
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What organ systems are most affected by Blastomycosis?

A

Respiratory mainly;

Also cutaneous, ocular, skeletal

52
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What organ systems are most affected by Cryptococcosis?

A

CNS mainly;

also respiratory, cutaneous, ocular

53
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What organ systems are most affected by Histoplasmosis?

A

Lower GI;

also causes emaciation

54
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What organ systems are most affected by Coccidiomycosis?

A

Respiratory mainly;

also ocular, skeletal, cutaneous (cats), cardiac, CNS

55
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What organ systems are most affected by Sporotrichosis?

A

Cutaneous (dogs)

Lymphocutaneous (people)

Disseminated (cats)

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